Despite the Thunder’s 2-4 record, there have been bright spots six games into the season. Specifically, three of the Thunder’s youngest players are standing out among the league’s rookies and sophomores. Here’s a look at each.
The Shai Show
On opening night, the Thunder were in uncharted territory: the club played its first ever game without Russell Westbrook on the roster. However, the young point guard they acquired from the Clippers in the Paul George deal was ready to shine.
In his debut for Oklahoma City, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 26 points, the second-most for any debut in Thunder history (behind George).